By Kathleen Curran Ph.D. The legal sector has grown exponentially in the past few years. Along with growth comes new challenges – AKA problems to address! According to Congneesol, a global professional services specializing in business process improvement for increasing agility (https://www.cogneesol.com), sources of key pressures felt by legal firms can be traced to many […]
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The uncertainty in that question reveals the root cause of every frustration: I don’t know! And under that frustration is fear: fear of not finding IT, fear of change thus loss, fear of identity shift (if I change, will I still be me?), fear of making a wrong choice…and those are just a few I
What do I really want? Read More »
The Polynesian triangle encompasses 10,000 square miles of ocean, with Hawaii at the north corner, Aotearoa at the west corner, Rapa Nui on east corner, and hundreds of islands within the triangle’s parameters. History shows that the inhabitants of the Polynesian triangle were peoples of a common language and ancestry. In geographical terms, the Polynesian triangle is called
Wayfinding: What can the Polynesian navigators teach leaders about I-Don’t-Know-ness? Read More »
